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LIVELY BALL.
The Umpire Escorted from the Ground
hY the PalIce

by the Police.
BosroN, August 15th.-The game to-day was
Il Punch-and-Judy show. Ewing pulled the
wires and sullivan enacted the roll Of puppet
Sullivan's Judgment on balls and strikes was
ludi rous, displaying the gressest incompetencv.
his declsions on bases in several cases were
sheer robbery and the home team suffered in
each instance. He was escorted off the ground
by the sergeant of Police and Captain Kelly
surrounded by an excited and indignant crowd.
The game was Close the Bostons leading in the
batting and also the fielding Ewing and
o Rourke caught Il brilliant game. Conyer-
Richardson and Johnson led in the batting
Inc last-named electrified the spectators by his
successful and bold sprintiDg in the seventh.
The attendance was 5000 Score-New York s.
Boston .
CHICAGO STILL CLIMBING.
CHICAGO, August 15th.-The game between
the Chicago and Detroit clubs to-day was clos,
and exciting from start to finish, and the GOO
people who witnessed it were well pleased
Clarkson pitched another great game and was
enthusiastically eheered throughout. Flint sup
ported him nobly, and the work of the whole
team was good Van Haltren played in the
right held to-day, in place of Sunday and did
veil. His batting was above the average.
Score-Chicago 6, Detroit 1.
CHICAGO AND DETROIT TIE
AsBURY PARK (N. j., August l5th.-The
League Directors have allowed the appeal of the
New York Club, and ordered their dispute d
game at Detroit TO be repeated in the Septem-
Der series. This makes Chicago and Detroit a
tie.
PHILADELPHIA SCORES WIN.
PHILADELPHIA, August 15th.-The game to-day
between Philadelphia and Washington was
marked by sharp and at times brilliant fielding.
The local team won by the punching of hits IN
the third inning, securing five runs on four sim
giles, a four-bagger, an out and an error by
OBrien. three e-bagger by o. Brien and an out
gave the visitors their only run in the fifth.
Score-Philadelphia 6, Washington l.
THE PIfrsBURGs VICTORIOUS.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 18th. - indianapolis
ought to have won to-day's game and would
have done 50 but for shomberg's error in the
fifth inning, which helped Pittsburg to score two
runs. Leitners pitching was almost marvellous
at times. Besides having eight strike-outs Ia
his credit, almost every Pittsburger who went 10
bat famed from one to three times before find.
ing the ball. The visitors played an errorless
game. Score-Pittsburg A. Indianapolis 9.
OTHER GAMES.
NEW YoRk-Louisville IA, Metropolitans l.
PHILADELPHIA-Athletic7 7, Brooklyn B.
CLEvELAND-Cleveland3 3, st. Louis To-
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SAN JOSE, August 15th.-To-day's sales will
reach sl600,0OO, principally ranch properly.
The Landrum tract in East San Jose went f
$4,000, and 50J acres southeast of the city for
$4,000. The Ashworth ranch, on the Evergreen
road, brought $4,000, and the Tantar tract slS,-
5OO The sales were mostly to San Francisco
syndicates. Several large transactions involv-
ing half million dollars, will be completed
70 .morrOM.
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KILLED by lightning.
CopuiqAl, lss7, bg be Califor1.ia Associal

Copyright 1857, BY tie Calf fcr7aia associated Press
Tucson. August I5th-Francisco Corranada
Mexican in the employ of Davis d. Mickey on
their sheep ranch near Oracle. died suddenly
yesterday. He was sitting in his tent making
bread when stricken by death. He had fallen
over and was dead when found 1t is supposed
he had been killed by lightning.
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Another Cladston,,n v,o,o,

LoSDoS, August 15th-The election in the
North Division of Cheshire on Saturday To iii
the vacancy caused by the death of Verdin
tlIberal-I nionist,l resulted in another victory
der tGlsdstonian, SIP; Lord Henry Grosvennr
lLlbefal-t nionist,l !, 1888. Lord Henry Grosven-
OF IS a son ofthe Duke of Westminster. In the
last election, when the Liberal I nionist candi-
date was successful, the vote was as follows
HeTdin Liberal Unionist) 4, ,Hs; Brunder CHome
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Sonsictns heports Concerning the Sing
inC of ftIR Ann


CrrAwA {Ontario), August 15th.-The Depart
mem OF Fisheries has no information Is to the
alleged SIN kIng OF an American fishing schoon-
CT, win the loss OF the entire crew Off Buch-
touche, by Canadian cruiser. The department
expresses It's entire disbelief in the genuineness
Of the -ePort to that effect
MYSTERIOUS CANNoNADvSt. HEARD
ToRcS7ro, August 15th-The ulaDager q. tho
Telegram ONCE at Buchtouche sends the follow
ing answer TO inquiries about the report OF the
alleged sinking o. an American fishing schoOn-
er: p" have heard about the story published in
the United States, 3ut do not believe there ie
any truth N 1t. People here did hear some fir
ing put they do not know what il was They
also heard that lot Of prisoners were taken To
rlckbuckseo, but thSs is not true believe the
whoIe thing 20 be a esnard."
DIscREDITEBs ST wAsIiINGToN
WAsHISGToS. August I5th-The Secretarv of
state has no Information concerning the sinking
oil an American vessel BY an Canadian cruise
and the report is discre&Gted.
TIE wAR SHIP ''wsANGLER CONES
HALIFAX. August 15th.-The unexpectad On
pearanee ~ Halifax last evening of the British
war snip EsranSter gives additional color to the
report that men -ot-war are assisting the Domin-
ION iishlDg cruisers in the Gulf of ST. Lawrence
Inc Mrangler Is from the vest coast of Africa
ana there was no previous announcement OF
her coming. When the naval officers were
questioned abou. the proposed movement of
war snlps they said nothing whatever about the
ARRIVAL OF The Wrsugler, but Rhe ther or not that
tact had any significance cannot be at present
determined
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FATAL QUARREL.
A Row Over Game of Cards Ends I'm
a Homicide.

lcopp7gAt' 1887, by Tie California associated IressI
HoLLIsTER, August 15th.-Joe Sanchez was
shot and doubtless mortalIy wounded nv An
tone Ruis, saloon keeper, three miles this side
of New ldria- The quarrel originated over a
game OF caros, and Sanchez threw the deck into
Ruis' face. The latter procured u shot gun aud
fred into sanchez's body, just above the heart,
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FOREIGN TOPICS,
ANOTHER GLADSTONIAN VICTORY
IN ENGLAND.
A Turkish Town on Ffre-fatters
in Canada - Chamberl&sn's
Change of Front-Etc,
THE ALLEGED OUTRAGE.

tsrEcIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE RKcoaD-Uv15s.l
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Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits
after first days use. Marvellous cures.
Treatise and 81 trial bottle free to Fit
cases. Send to DR.. Kline, 931 Arch street,
Philadelphia Pa
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Senator Sherman Looking About-River
Licenses Revoked.

Copyright, 1887, by tie California associated Pressl
SEATTLE, August 18th Senator John Sherman
are visiting ali points OF interest on the Sound
Mr.. Sherman is in excellent health
The investigation of the recent collision be-
tween the steamers Fleetwood and Emma Hay
ward, which had been in progress here for
several days resulted in the suspension of the
licenses of the Captains and pilots of both
steamers
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San Benito's New Court-House.

HoLIIsTER. August 15th.-Ground was broken
to-day preparatory to the erection of the new
Courthouse of San Benito county. A large
force of men will be put 10 work at once, and
the building pushed to completion fast as
possible.
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BEST SHE COULD DO.
Her Neck was the Only Pledge She had
to Give.

Copyright, 1857 by The California associated Pre:sl
WasHINGroS, August 15th.-[Special. THE
Utah law is coming into prominence here The
case OF surgeon Crawford, accused Of intimacy.
with Eva White, is still pending in the Police
Court. To-day, under the Utah law, ]. s. Ken
drick, private in the Third ARTILLERY was ar
rested under the fourth section of the kdmunds
law for intimacy with his niece Julia Ken
drlck. The girl is l6 years o.d. In his posses
sion was found the following letter written by
the child
" hereby give J. S. Ksadriek permission 10
break my neck if he catches ne going with aay
other man, or if ever 9Foss my mothers door
step"
Aenorick appeared IN the PoIice Soaft to-
Grand jury
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He will die. Threats of iynching were freely
made, but Captain Williams, Superintendent Of
the mines, prevented violence Rus is al large
but olilcerS are on the way to the scene
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Graydon's Dynamite Ammunition.

ICopyr7ght, lSs7, by De CdI0rniG Associdted Press
NEW YORK, August l5th.-lSpecial.l Import
ant experiments with Lieutenant Graydon' S
dynamite-charged shells continue at Sandy
Hook at the Governments station. In one of
these recent tests the cannon III use burst. The
gun was a condemned piece of ordnance. The
Bureau did not desist from its experiment, but
at once ordered that another gun of different
type be put in readiness for use in further tests
that are to be made at Sandy Hook with the
oha1l
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Indemnity Lands.

WASHINGTON, August 15th.-The Secretary of
the Interior to-day revoked the order of the
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company, and i'm
a long letter to the Commissioner of the General
Land Office directs that they may be restored
stead laws
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Increased Railroad Earnings.

lCogyight 1857, blythe OdE0o,7He associated Press
New YORK, August 15th.-lSp cial. Tables
published in the Commercial and Financial CliTOR-
largely increased over those of last year For
the mon n of July 107 roads report aggregate
earnings of $50 4S2, ,244 agains. S34 2i0 7O6 last
year, an increase of S2,2il ,53s. The increase is
over per cent, against an increase in mileage
of about per cent. For the seven months end
ing July Slst the aggregate earnings OF 10i roads
were SIG, ,655 922 against Sls2 922 l36 last year
an increase of Sl3 -33 7S6 or over Ia nor CON.
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sARGENT's DEATH.
universal Regret Expressed by the Peo-
pie of Nevada County.

lCoPrigh, 1887, By uie California Associated Press
NEVADA CITY, August 15th.-News of the death
OF Hon. A. A. Sargent was received hele with
UNIVERSAL regret, and in respect to his ME mery
all the flags have been put at halfmast. Sar-
gent lived here for many years and il was dur
ing his residence among the miners that he first
gained high political honors.
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SAN FRANCISCO, August 15th.-[Special. Pres
ident None, OF the California Baseball League,
to-day ordered Manager Harris, OF the Baverly
Club, to suspend Peter Sweeney, OF that club, for
one month. without pay, for misdemeanor dur
ing the game played yesterday in the city.
Sweeney salary is $50 per month.
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minute limit The Voluntesr had the windward
position, and took the leai on the starboard
tack going down the sound
THE VOLUNTEER wISs,
NEWPORT, August 15th.-The Volunteer has
dropped anchor in the harbor amidst saIutes
The Puritan crossed the line twelve minutes
behind the Volunteer and the Mayflower was
third va"
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The Morrow Indictment.

SAN Francisco, August l5th.-The members
of the Grand Jury were promptly in attendance
morning to show that they had not been biased
or prejudiced in finding the indictments ehary-
ing Robert f. Morrow, the millionaire, aud
James McCord with attempting to tamper with
the jury in the suit of Florence Wright against
the Geary.street Railroad Company. The Court
decided that the jurymen had acted without
biss, and held the indictment to be good. The
case of Morrow was set for trial October 9th, the
McC0rd easa In follow ' -
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ICopyight, 1887, by the California associated Press
MERGED, August 15th.-Thomas Corrick. while
under the influence of liquor this morning at
tempted suicide by shooting himself with
pistol. The bullet grazed his forehead His
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H0Mg AFFAIRS.
SCOIl Il co. TO BUILD THE
OTaER CRUISER.
Ancient California History-The Col.
orado Indian War-Bridge-
Burners Arrasted-Etc.

IsiEHAL DISPATCHES TO THE RrooEpusIos.l
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Death of a Noted Painter.

AsHBr2Y PARK q. y, August l5th.-Edw, r,l
Msrch&nt, of Philadelphia. died here Tonight
aged 81 years. He was noted portrait psi.stes'
ans. painted number of portraits OF Presifisnts
ei the United States. which hany on the yslts
ef the White House w.
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lLlDeial-t nlOnlSI,) /, ,gS.i. Iocl Henry GrOSven-
or is a son ofthe Duke of Wcstminster. In tho
last election, when the Liberal [ nionist condi
date was successful, the vote was as follows .
nerdln Liberal Cnionist) 4,iI5: Brunder Home
Rule 3,e5S.
THE CONSERVATIVES SCARED.
LONDON, August 15th.-The result of the North
wien election in favor of the Giadstonian candi-
date IS crushing blow to the Conservatives and
Dlssidents, who were confident they would re-
tam the seat. At the clubs the news was re-
cSiKed efa,k with CONSERVATION. The home rule
CLUBS and centers were correspondingly elated
Back to His First Love.
LONDON, August l5th-Chauberlaiu has at
last come TO decision to break with the liberal
Gnionlsts aud return to his old place in the
Gladstone ranks. If rumor tells the truth he
mas nas Deen on the ragged edge for long time, be-
coming more and more dissatisfied with his
yoke-feliows, with whom he has had little polit-
ical sympathy, and from whom he has received
scant courtesy.
Whistling Up Its Courage.
lhecord- In'9aS Special Cdble7ra,S- copyrighted
6y The Aelc York Tribune
LONDON, August l5th.-lSpeeial THE Times
says the Government makes a fatal mistake II
they see in the recent elections any reason for
siackenins its efforts to cope effectually with
the forces OF disorder in Ireland
A. City on Fire,
CoNsTANTIEoPIE, August 15th.-A great con-
migration IL raging in Scutari MANY hundreds
of houses have already been DESTROYED. A hieh
wind prevails and the flames are still spread
ing, tScutari is city of Turkey in Asia, situ-
ated on the Bosporus opposite TO CONSTANT
nople.J
THOUSANDS LEFT HOMELESS
CoNsrANTINoPLE, August 15th-P M.-The fire
at Scutari has been extinguished One thou-
sand houses and two churches were DESTROYED
Two women and child were burned to death
and thousands of persons are homeless.
The Heir Apparent
BERLIN, August 15th.-The Prince of Wales
arrived AT Hamburg TO day.
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Forest Fires Mar Yosemite.

| SAN FRANCISCO, August l5th.-!Special III. II.
| Hedges of this city, has returned from visit TO
Yosemite valley, and reports disastrous forest
| fires raging in that section. Vast tracts of tim
| Der had been destroyed and seme houses
| burned.
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Disastrous Lamp Explosion,

IUoPy1FyH Iool, 6y hte CdIIornia Associdted Press
RED BLUFF August 15th.-Last evening a
lamp exploded in the house belonging TO C.
Hickman, seriously burning Mrs. Hickman and
setting the house on fire. The fire spread to the
sumed. Mrs. Hickman was badly burned about
the arms and face. The houses were of small
value and uninsured
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LcOpuiaat. 1ss7. 1u ae California Assoein,e., Pre-

Copy1sht, 1887. by the California Associated Pressl
CaIco, August 15th.--This morning Chinese
rookery was burned in Chinatown. The dam
ages were nominal.
This afternoon the dwelling house of John
Bruce, two miles from Chico, took fire when the
family were absent and burned TO the ground
with its contents 1t was insured for 81 800
His sons furniture, put into the house on Satur-
day, was also burned.
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Mariposa Criminals,

CoPyi9l, 1887, 1r the California associated Press1
MARIposA. August 15th-The preliminary ex-
animation of Morris NJ. Murray for arson in
burning barn at Oak Valley Ranch, five miles
from Coulterville, was concluded today and
the prisoner held TO answer.
She riff Turner lett yesterday with Conner and
Rosa for San Quentin. The prisoners were
ironed and guarded, being tough customers
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and only on the choice Of the Legislature
is the estimate of the political stand of the
State in the Presidential election to be
made. One year ago in the Congressional
contests, the aggregate Republican major
ity of the State WAS twenty thousand
This was the outcome principally OF DEM
ocratic lnssitude, and Of party splits ana
apathy in the ranks Of the office seekers
all of whom could not he cared for,
As they seem to have expected, Ivy the al
ministration. The Democrats also real
lied that MALONE could not personally
become beneficiary by the result oil the
election, which fact allowed many to re-
main inactive, whose enthusiasm and IN
terest was always fired when opposing, as
they now are, the renegade senator
The legislature consists Of 40 members,
forty Of which are senators. OF the latter
more than halt OF the last body hold over,
of which seventeen are Democrats, so that
only iOur Democrats OUT vi TUG
senators to be elected, are necessary to give
a Democratic majority in the upper house.
Thus, TO gain ascendency, the Republicans
will have to elect sixty-eight out oil the
12I members OF both houses 10 he elected,
and the Democrats will maintain their
hold by electing ifty-hye.
The party is united, well organized and
keenly alive to the issues presented. Their
confidence OF success is well founded.
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Ed.

ROBlNSON-On Monday, October 81, 49, at
1918 o'r!nrk IA. m, WILLIAM E"mS5"S, III his
5,th year.
Fu. cral from his lat, residence, M. TIC Seven
t,tnth street, on to morrow "Wednesday AFTER
noon at > 80 O'Clock Fricnds Of the family are
! respectfully myitct To attend. Inlrnn"nt at
Peninsula cemetery.
BURTON Monday, October n, ISL nj : a. m,
ut b residence near St Clalr>Nill", Ono. joins
l.. EtEr.
Funeral from the residence OF his h-"thrr W.
r Burt, Il South Penn street, Wednesday, at l:D
o'clock +. N.
RIREET-At MoundNyiIic. sunday. October
20. rs, at g0'CiOgk = IN, lIIsAM EUEE 1T, III
the 5Oth year at his age.
Tn. body will be- brought to this city on the
l. % clock noon train. b X O. K. H., t" day tues
day,, and will lee taken to Eolg'S cemetery
where services will hc held Il. 100 p n. Friends
are iayiDrl To- attend.
SNITII-On sunday. October 20, lS,7. at 5
o'clock p. H.. MNEN BERTHA, daughter Of Rob
crt AMI Mar r. saith, AMI grand child of James
smith, aged years months aud days.
Dear il the spot where Our darling : asleep,
And sweet the strains that angels pour.
q, why should We in anguish w"'p,
She is not lost, hut gone hrlnrr.
Funeral rIum lh" residence ct her parents, in
Gcnwood, this Tuesday morning at II O'Clock.
Iutrrucut a. Mt. calvary crEc'ny. Friends Of
Ill" family are respectfully invited I" attend.
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One Southern sentiment.

We print elsewhere correct and author
lied copy of TIE speech of General Henry
b. jackson, delivered at Macon last week
aud an interview with General Jackson OF
the subject.
The elOquence and sincerity OF the speech
will be questioned by no one. Genera
Jackson Is q man of illustrious record, and
Of the highest character He spoke hi;
earnest and honest convictions.
The speech sitted down presents two
points First, that the south did not &c
into war to protect slavery, hut went IN &c
defend the principle of state sovereignty
with the fuil knowledge that slavery would
he imperilpd even IT the south were veto
riouS in the war. Second, that the pCinci,
pie of local government : still at war with
the principle at centralized power.
This struggle is not local to America,
hut IL is being fought wherever human
government has been erected. II is being
fought notably IN England, where Glad
stone appeals lo7 decentralization Of
power and the establishment cf home rule
| in Ireland. General Jackson believes that
local sovereignty is the true principle Of
government, aud that it will finally tri'
umph. Not in America alone, or especial
| ", hut wherever human governments are
being improved. The LinCOln.DRvis sen
tence OF his speech simply amounts to the
statement that when this triumph OF local
government, or home rule, Is established
over centralized power, that Mr.. Davis,
who stood Tor State sovereignty IN the
memorable c0atlict, will be yindicatel Ovol
Mr.. Lincoln, who stood ior centralized
power. General Jackson hastens ~ say
that this personal allusinu was purely in
Cidental, and testtieS to the high aud ear
nest admiration he has ct Mr.. Lincoln
character rs a patriot, statesman and S
man